Director Marlies van der Wel brings us an irresistible short film full of humour. Sabaku is a lovely, eventful journey in which we meet animals in their natural habitats. Because to find the perfect new travel buddy, the bird has to fly to the four corners of Earth. From the chilly environment of the Antarctic to the harshness of the savannah, we are taken on an incredible expedition that will be adored by cinema lovers of all ages.
Featuring no words, Sabaku is a short film that delights the senses and is sure to captivate naturally curious young viewers. The score, compiled from a variety of sounds of nature and animal noises, awaken the senses and give the story an invigorating feel. The anti-hero conceived by Marlies van der Wel tackles each adventure with humour, irony and absurdness. The screenplay is both funny and original and is guaranteed to bring bursts of laughter from preschool viewers. But Sabaku is also, and above all, an educational film that uses entertainment to showcase the fascinating diversity of species. With finesse and vibrancy, Marlies van der Wel treats young viewers to a beautiful ode to difference and friendship.
